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October 02, 2009 | ||
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| COVER STORY Inside the High-Tech Sweatshop U.S. companies may be contributing unwittingly to the exploitation of foreign workers by tech-services outfits IN DEPTH Can Google Stay on Top of the Web? As Bing, Facebook, Twitter, and less well-known upstarts nip at its heels, Google has hundreds of wizards racing to come up with smarter answers COUNTRY REPORT Turkey's Shift to a More Open Economy Applying for EU membership has sped up reforms, and that has helped the country weather the current crisis TELECOMMUNICATIONS Will Net Neutrality Go Wireless? Google and the telecommunications industry are girding for the "mother of all battles" over the possibility of open-access rules on wireless networks BYTE OF THE APPLE Why Apple Should Put iTunes Inside Your TV Itunes is the most popular music distributor, but Apple can't get a toehold in the video or TV market. Here's how to change that ENTREPRENEUR'S JOURNAL Creating Café Barcomi's in Berlin With American ingenuity and grit, onetime dancer Cynthia Barcomi, through trial and error, founded a thriving food business overseas SMALL BUSINESS FINANCING An Entrepreneur Prepares to Pass the Torch First-time entrepreneur Michelle White created a company with big potential. The next step is to bring in an experienced management team and raise venture capital SMART ANSWERS Do You Need Your Own Web TV Show? Independent Web shows can attract advertisers, sponsors, and thousands of viewers, but marketing and profiting from them is a challenge JAPAN Sony Moves to Solve Its PS3 Woes After losing plenty on the PlayStation 3, Sony hopes games chief Kazuo Hirai can use a redesign, price cut, and new content to turn the console into a moneymaker AUTOS How Long Can Germany Keep Auto Jobs? So far, Germany's auto industry has escaped massive job losses, but major cuts could soon be on the cards AUTOS The Ferrari of CEOs Ferrari CEO Luca Cordero di Montezemolo may just have the best job in the car business—but it's not without its challenges VIEWPOINT Why Remaking the Auto Industry Makes No Sense The auto industry doesn't work by the basic laws of the market—governments just won't let dead companies go INNOVATION Simple Shoes Leaps Forward Amid a boom in green style, Simple is launching BIO-D, a line of biodegradable EcoPure shoes that will dissolve after being buried in landfills INNOVATION Innovation a Top Priority at Clinton Global Initiative The meeting of CEOs and world leaders aims to come up with specific, profitable ways to address humanitarian issues and spur economic growth VIEWPOINT What We Can Learn from Netflix The machines have won. Now, Let's make them even stronger to stop fraud and keep customers INVESTING Sectors: Looking Beyond Tech for Growth With the Nasdaq up more than 67% since March, some fund managers are taking profits on their tech holdings and rotating into other cyclical stocks GENE MARCIAL'S STOCK PICKS Marcial: Are Buyers Eyeing Playboy? Some investors are betting that aging Playboy founder Hugh Hefner might entertain a buyout offer for his ailing media and entertainment company PERSONAL FINANCE Will HelloWallet Transform Online Financial Advice? The Bill Clinton-endorsed startup, offering financial advice for the rest of us, could get a boost as HR departments look for low-cost ways to serve employees' need for unbiased guidance BW MALL SPONSORED LINKS
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